Sentence examples for appointment of members from inspiring English sources
The network is defined as the set of regulatory bodies and other organizations that have the right to appoint (or approve the appointment of) members of another organization's standard-setting body.
As head of the National Council of the Judiciary, Mr Fernández was able to oversee the appointment of members of the Supreme Court and the Electoral Tribunal.
The future of the world trading system is at stake thanks to an impasse in Geneva over the appointment of members of the Appellate Body (AB) of the World Trade Organization WTOO).
In most states, the party in power controls both those processes, either directly through the state legislature or indirectly through the appointment of members to commissions charged with the job.The whole business has been riven with conflicts of interest for at least two centuries.
In Brussels the Ministry of Finance is involved in the appointment of members to major committees, while a governmental representative is attached to each exchange to supervise the observance of all rules and laws; in addition, the Banking Commission that is nominated by the government has substantial powers over the admission of securities to public trading.
It says: "A new procedure for the selection and appointment of members in the executive board and general council will be designed by the end of September 2015, which will imply a greater role for the [troika] institutions than in the past".
The White House announced on Wednesday the appointments of members of the president's inner circle to high-profile boards and commissions, where they will serve far beyond Jan . 20 the end of Mr. Bush's term in office.
Appointments of members of the public to the Assay Commission by the president are known to have been made as early as 1841; the final ones were made in 1976.
On 7 March 2011 the HAT relieved the original members of the National Heritage Committee of their posts and mandated the appointment of new members selected from among the regime's ministerial staff.
ICSI has announced the appointment of six members to its board of trustees, growing the diverse group of academic and corporate leaders to 16 members.
